Data Processing Systems Univac 1005 Brochure (March 11, 1966):

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DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS UNIVAC 1005

DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS 11 VAC 1005

Univac 1005 Bata Processing Systems—
A New Family of Low-Cost Computers

Featuring

Both internally stored and
control panel programming

Both 80- and 90-column card models

Both card and tape models

And a large variety of

select-what-y oti-want peripheral devices .

Building on the solid foundations of the famous 1004 Card
Processor , TJnivac presents a new family of low-cost data proc-
essing systems— the Univac 1005 Series. It is geared to the small
and growing business and is designed to expedite greatly the
processing of routine accounting chores. It can handle your pay-
roll, inventory control, sales analysis, accounts pay able and
receivable, and a host of other applications. At the same time,
the 1005 f unctions as an extremely comprehensive management
information system— giving you vital operating facts when you
need them.

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VERSATILITY

A key feature of the Univac 1005 is its versatility. It is one of the most adaptable
systems ever developed in the low-cost price range and provides exceptional
data processing power for the small business.

Punched cards are the basic 1005 media ; 80-column, 90-column or combination
80/90 column. The 1005 can be equipped with an Auxiliary Card Reader, and a
Read-Punch unit which permits punching into the same card from which in-
formation has been read. And most importantly, the throughput capabilities of
your 1005 installation can be doubled as your requirements demand by the
addition of the on-line Univac 1001 Card Controller. The 1001 acts as a high-
speed (2000 cpm) input to the 1005. Because of its independent processing
capabilities, it can process different segments of the same job simultaneously,
thereby freeing the 1005 for more complex operations. Further, with the 1001-
1005 combination, you can process concurrently two entirely different jobs and
produce two separate outputs.

Other peripheral devices include Magnetic Tape Units, Paper Tape Readers and
Punches, and Data Line Terminal communications units which transmit and
receive data from geographically dispersed locations.

All of these peripheral units may be added to your installation as the need arises.
Univac 1005 Systems are geared for growth and expansion, but strictly at your
option.

HIGH SPEED

The Univac 1005 Series gives yon ex-
tremely high-speed operation, thereby
greatly increasing the throughput rate
of many jobs and applications. It has
memory cycle time of 6.5 or 8 microsec-
onds. It reads cards at 400 or 615 cpm,
punches cards at 200 cpm, and prints at
the rate of 400 to 600 lines per minute.
And it has 2,048 characters of magnetic
core memory which can be expanded to
4,096 characters.

All of this means that you reduce the
costs of producing your payrolls, invoices,
and reports. And who isn ’t interested in
that?

LOW COST

The Univac 1005 family of computers is
low-cost in two important areas : it is
economical to install and economical to
operate.

It costs no more than — often even less
than— conventional tabulating equip-
ment. And because of its high speed, large
capacity, and extensive versatility, the
Univac 1005 System can easily out-
perform a battery of standard tabulating
equipment. And it is competitively priced
with other systems of its size. A Univac
1005 Processor is compact, fits easily into
most existing data processing areas, and
often requires less floor space than the
equipment it replaces. The Univac 1005
is priced to fit comfortably within the
small businessman’s budget. Now, many
more companies can join the ranks of
thousands of other organizations that
have profited from “going Univac.”

DUAL PROGRAMMING

Now here’s a unique feature. You can
program the Univac 1005 two ways ! We
call it dual programming.

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Your applications may be programmed
with the new simplified internally-stored
programming features of the 1005 series.
Stored programming with the 1005 offers
all the advantages usually associated with
larger computer installations.

With the 1005, you get a complete and
easy-to-use assembly system. Your pro-
gram is written in English-like symbolic
coding, which produces the machine or
object code directly usable by the 1005
Processor. The mnemonic operation code
describes the function of the instruction,
thereby making it unnecessary to learn
the machine codes.

Also available is a powerful Report Pro-
gram Generator. This automatic compiler
permits you to produce the report you
want— when you want it. You determine
the type of report required. Guided by
standard input formats, the Univac 1005
generates a program which produces your

reports automatically. The 1005 RPG
produces an extremely wide variety of
information and operating reports.

Or you may want to use the traditional
control panel for programming. A single
plugboard or connection panel controls
the entire system, and the programming
techniques closely resemble those of con-

ventional tabulating equipment. Your
present machine room personnel can pro-
gram and operate a 1005 System with a
minimum of instruction.

If this isn’t programming flexibility,
we ’d like to know what is.

SIMPLE TO PROGRAM

Anybody who is familiar with the op-
eration and wiring of punched-card
equipment can easily learn either 1005
internally stored programming or con-
trol panel programming with slight addi-
tional training. There is no need to hire
special programmer personnel. Your
present staff starts producing efficient
and effective coding after only a short
orientation period.

With the Univac 1005 Processor, you do
not have to change your systems and pro-
cedures to fit the equipment. On the con-
trary, the equipment fits the systems and
procedures. Programming logic of the
1005 allows the user to retain existing
card layouts and use existing punched
card master files and historical record
files.

UNIVAC 1005

and with the Univac 1107 or 1108 Com-
puters. The 1005 is also compatible with
tape formats of other manufacturers.

COMPATIBLE WITH 1004

The new Univac 1005 Series is compati-
ble with existing Univac 1004 Systems.

Control panels programmed for the 1004
can be used on the 1005, and vice versa.
And even though the processors are in
different geographic locations, this com-
patibility can be maintained through
standard communications lines using the
Univac Data Line Terminal.

1004 T0 1005 CONVERSION

Like to update your 1004 to the new
1005? It’s easy to step up to a 1005.
We’ve provided a specially designed
Electronic Program Module that con-
verts existing 1004 ’s to the versatile 1005.
This conversion can be made on site
quickly and easily.

♦Trademark of Sperry Rand Corporation.

FLEXIBLE SATELLITE

Have a large EDP system? The 1005
Processor is outstanding in its role as a
satellite. It performs preliminary editing
and formating, card reading and punch-
ing, card-to-tape and tape-to-card conver-
sions, and tape-to-printing functions. It is
compatible on-line or through Uniservo*
VIC Tape Units to the Univac 1050, Uni-
vac 418, Univac Modular 490 Systems,

The 1005 Processor is an extremely compact, high-performance
processing unit which combines multiple program-controlled functions
in a single unit. It has a photo-electric card reader, high-speed
printer, core memory, and all associated arithmetic logic and control
circuitry. This consolidation offers virtual single point operational
and supervisory control of the entire system, providing the optimum in
functional flexibility and operator efficiency.

A cable-connected card punch provides output punching. Punch speeds
are not affected by varying amounts of data to be punched.

I0DEL I

eading : 400 cards per minute
unching : 200 cards per minute
rinting : 400 lines per minute
[ emory Capacity : 2,048 or 4,096

positions
ycle Time : 8 microseconds

MODEL II

Reading : 615 cards per minute
Punching : 200 cards per minute
Printing : 600 lines per minute
Memory Capacity : 2,048 or 4,096

positions

Cycle Time: 6.5 microseconds

MODEL III

Reading : 615 cards per minute
Punching : 200 cards per minute
Printing : 600 lines per minute
Memory Capacity: 2,048 or 4,096

positions

Cycle Time: 6.5 microseconds
Magnetic Tape: Uniservo VIC

Tape Units

1005 PERIPHERAL UNITS

1- Card Punch— card-punching at 200 cards
per minute is available. Output punched
cards are automatically checked for ac-
curacy by a weighted hole-count checking
feature.

2. Read-Punch Unit— reads data from stand-
ard 90- or 80-column cards and punches
output data into the same cards. Cards
are handled at 200 per minute.

3. Auxiliary Card Reader— provides an-
other input to the 1005. Reads at the rate
of 400 cpm.

4- 1001 Card Controller — a high-speed,
multipurpose machine which performs
collating, sorting, card proving, card ed-
iting, and statistical sorting. Two card
feeds operate at the rate of 1,000 cpm, or
2,000 cpm when both feeds operate simul-
taneously. It has a 256 position magnetic
core storage with a cycle time of 12 mi-
croseconds. Processes include addition,
subtraction, programmed multiplication,
comparing, and data transfer.

5. Magnetic Tape Units— provide high-speed
input/output. These tape units can read
and write in densities of 200, 556, or 800
characters per inch. One 2,400 ft. reel of
tape will contain the equivalent of 150,-
000 to 160,000 90- or 80-column cards.
Tape units are compatible with those of
larger EDP systems.

6 . Paper Tape Reader— a powerful, flexible
input unit which reads 5-, 6-, 7-, or 8-
channel paper tape at 400 characters per
second. Reading is automatically parity-
checked.

7. Paper Tape Punch— can be installed in
any 1005 System equipped with a Card
Punch or Read-Punch. This unit punches
information into 5-, 6-, 7-, or 8-channel
tape at 110 characters per second.

8 . Data Line Terminals— high-speed commu-
nications terminals which transmit 2,000
to 40,800 bits of information per second
via communications lines.

We’ve only given you the
highlights of this great new
system. Find out lioiv it can
produce some electronic
wonder-workings for you.

There are hundreds of Univac
data-processing specialists
ready and eager to give you
more facts on the 1005 .
Why wait ? Call one today.

DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION

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DIVISION OF SPERRY RAIMD CORPORATION

P. 0. BOX 500, BLUE BELL, PA.
AREA CODE 215 MITCHELL 6-9000

March 11 ? 1966

Mr* T* Nelson
Vassar College

Poughkeeps ie^ New York 12601
Dear Mr* Nelson*

In answer to your recent request to DATA PROCESSING MAGAZINE^
we are pleased to enclose a descriptive folder on the new
UN I VAC 1005 Data Processing System*

This system affords many unique operating features that are
being applied very successfully to a wide variety of data
processing applications*

Our local representative in Albany will be pleased to supply
you with the specific information regarding the a ppl icat ion
of this system to your data processing needs.

JAG: caw

Very truly, yours 5

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A. Grundy

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